Sentence examples for reflection of problems from inspiring English sources

The bank's chairman, Philipp M. Hildebrand, has been roundly criticized at home for the strength of the franc, though it is mainly a reflection of problems elsewhere.

But a too literal reflection of problems may not be useful, said Robert Coles, a child psychiatrist who teaches at Harvard.

Dr. Wyne has said that the matter occurred seven years ago and was a reflection of "problems in documenting a few things".

The low take-up might be a reflection of problems during the 2014-15 flu season when it turned out that the vaccine was less effective than usual against the main virus strain then circulating because of a change in the virus.

Whereas clinical education process is important as a foundation of professional identity formation for learners and due to findings of this study, educational programmers should do their best try to reinforcement and facilitate of clinical education process via codification structural program, proper storage clinical environment and fast reflection of problems.

This is more of a reflection of problems within the Democratic Party than the Republican Party.

"It is a reflection of existing problems".

The character, he realized, was "a reflection of the problems and the frustrations of my generation".

The privatisation of state services is a reflection of two problems in Britain.

He told a conference in east London that the ENO's woes were a reflection of wider problems.

Herman Van Rompuy, the European Council president, announced that the meeting would be held Thursday, six days later than originally expected — a reflection of the problems involved in reaching a deal.